What Did You Do with Your 80 This Weekend? (11 Viewers)

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White Sheep

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Changed the valve stem on two wheels on my 80.

Broke the bead with a hilift, cleaned the hole and sealing surfaces with Scotch -Brite and Emery cloth.

I used just a touch of rubber cement to make sure I get a long term seal.

Then I sucked out 1/2 gallon of coolant so I could add back pure coolant because the mix was too low and I'm getting ready for a trip to Nebraska again and we're heading into winter. It was only good to +20°F. I'll run it for a bit and test it again.
 

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It’s awesome when your friend that doesn’t work on cars tells you he has something in the garage for working on engines.
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He said to me let me bring it over.

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Outsane

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Swbkrn2003

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Finished my tuffy console divider. Made it out of a/c plywood and spray painted to match the oak (color is rustoleum metallic bronze or something, search here and you’ll find)
I went with an oil based urethane just for a smoother touch.
Used drawer liner on bottoms.
1st trayis 6”.
2nd sliding tray 3 1/2”
Used a motion detecting night ligh from Home Depot. It’s perfect.
Really helps tidy this thing up. Before it was a 12” bottomless pit!
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How was mounting it? Got one and going to mount it. Any tips or if you can share how you did it. Trays look.awesome!:clap::cool:
 
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Parking brake pads inside the disc drum
Yah its on the todo list. Its not a daily drive i only get to work on it in weekends. Was supposted to rebuild the back end as i did the front but mechanic had a family situation.

Traveling to germany in this week, will sor this out when i get back .
 
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and you just noticed this????? from the looks of this you should probably check every single thing on your rig....or more accurately....have someone do it for you.
You are more than welcome to follow what I am doing on my thread, I am sure you have a lot of valuable input to add.
 
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musthave

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Washed her. She looks so beautiful on a clear day.

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It’s a blessing when you have good friends!
My Cruiser buddy let me borrow the velvet hammer while I’m getting the new OE SB in.
It sure motivates me to get back in my old truck. I feel like a drug dealer.
It is fun to hoon the ricers though.
A couple cool cars at my buddy's shop.
It's also a blessing to be making such wondeful friends later in life!:)
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